I made a 23 hour layover in Kuala Lumpur, and visited a gorgeous infinity pool since I did not have a chance to see the Marina Bay Sands infinity pool in Singapore. It was pouring when I got there, so I spent most of my time at the pool. I’ve visited Malaysia often when I lived in Singapore, so as short as my stop was this time around, I’ve compiled a few things to do in Malaysia.
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Fun Fact: Petronas Twin Towers used to be the tallest skyscraper in the world.
When to go: November - February is dry on the western side. April - October is dry on the eastern side. The weather is hot and humid yearlong, with tropical rain showers.
Where to Stay:
Regalia Suites for the best infinity pool access on the low. It’s on AirBnb. Use this referral credit to get $40 off your booking.
Modes of Transportation:
Take the “KLIA ekspres” from the KL international airport to the main station, then take an Uber to Regalia Suites for a few dollars.
How Many Days to Spend: 1-2 days
What to Wear: Keep in mind that this country is extremely humid, and hot, so dress comfortable and accordingly. Since this is a Muslim country, you will find that women are more covered up, but tourists are not required to cover up.
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Fun things to do in Kuala Lumpur
- Check out Malaysia’s Taman Negara the oldest rain forest in the world – About an hour out from Kuala Lumpur, the Titiwangsa Mountains has the world’s longest canopy walkway
- Try the fried bananas!
- Check out the amazing Petronas Towers. It was once the world’s tallest skyscraper.
- Visit the limestone Hindu temples of the Batu Caves
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